All Them Signals

All Them Signals is a brand monitoring tool built for developers, indie hackers, and tech companies. It tracks keyword mentions across 16+ platforms in near real-time: Hacker News, Reddit, Bluesky, GitHub (issues, PRs, repos), Stack Overflow, Lobsters, dev.to, Product Hunt, Lemmy, Medium, Hacker Noon, Discourse forums, npm/PyPI package registries, YouTube, Telegram, and Google News. You add keywords — your company name, product name, competitor names — and the platform monitors every new post, comment, issue, pull request, and discussion across all supported sources. When a match is found, you get notified through the channel of your choice: email (instant or batched every 15 minutes), Slack, Discord, custom webhooks, or RSS/JSON feeds. Everyone also gets a daily digest summarizing the day's mentions. Each mention is scored by AI for relevance on a 1-10 scale, with sentiment analysis (positive, negative, neutral) and intent tagging (question, complaint, recommendation, comparison, etc.). You set a minimum relevance threshold so low-quality matches never reach your inbox. This keeps the signal-to-noise ratio high even for keywords that appear frequently. For teams, workspaces let multiple people share the same keyword set and alert stream. The workspace owner's plan governs features and limits. Members get role-based access: admins can invite and manage, members can add keywords, viewers are read-only. Invite links are sent via email and expire after 7 days. The Business plan includes an analytics dashboard with matches-per-day trends, platform breakdowns, sentiment distribution, hourly heatmaps showing when mentions peak, intent tag analysis, and keyword co-occurrence data. All data is exportable as CSV. Pricing is simple: Free (10 keywords), Pro at $14/month (30 keywords, AI scoring, keyword groups), and Business at $49/month (150 keywords, team workspaces, analytics dashboard). All plans get unlimited mentions per keyword — no daily caps. The platform runs workers that poll each source continuously. Hacker News and Bluesky are monitored via real-time firehoses. Reddit, GitHub, and others are polled at intervals ranging from a few seconds to a few minutes depending on the platform and its rate limits. Keywords propagate to all workers within 60 seconds of being added — no restarts or manual syncing required.